Timeless craftsmanship meets modern country living in this beautifully restored 1900 ranch-style farmhouse, where every improvement has been thoughtfully designed to preserve the home’s character while creating a truly exceptional rural retreat. Nestled on 41 breathtaking acres with panoramic views of rolling fields and surrounding mountains, this one-of-a-kind property offers privacy, beauty, and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. The home’s striking curb appeal begins with a new metal roof, new siding, new double-pane thermal windows, and all new exterior doors. Every exterior detail has been carefully coordinated, from the matching rooflines to the custom color palette that seamlessly ties the home and impressive 24’ x 32’ pole building together. The barn features a 10 foot overhead door, providing ample space for equipment, recreational vehicles, hobbies, or livestock. Outdoor living has been elevated with a beautifully remodeled front porch featuring new decking, columns, and ceiling, while the extended roof creates a spacious covered concrete back porch perfect for enjoying peaceful country evenings and spectacular mountain views.Inside, you’ll appreciate the warmth and quality of this well-built chestnut farmhouse. Nine-foot ceilings, original unfinished woodwork, and timeless architectural details blend beautifully with today’s modern updates. The completely remodeled kitchen offers fresh finishes highlighted by a premium Kohler faucet, while the renovated bathroom includes a new shower, vanity, and toilet. New flooring throughout, three energy-efficient mini-split systems providing heating and cooling, and a whole-house attic fan ensure year-round comfort. The land is equally impressive. Extensive grading and landscaping have transformed the property into a park-like setting. Open fields have been thoughtfully created while preserving the surrounding mature forest. A network of established ATV trails winds throughout the property and could easily be adapted for horseback riding, hiking, or exploring your own private woodland sanctuary. Located near three area lakes, public hunting land, and endless outdoor recreation, this property offers the rare opportunity to enjoy both your own private paradise and convenient access to West Virginia’s natural beauty. Whether you’re looking for a forever home, recreational getaway, hobby farm, or country estate, this meticulously improved property is truly move-in ready and unlike anything else on the market. Properties offering this level of craftsmanship, thoughtful improvements, scenic acreage, and timeless appeal are rarely available. Has a few apple trees. Shown by appointment only - no drive bys preferably.
Two-story home built in 1907 on 71 acres. Oh my. The possibilities! Home in need of repairs/restoration or replaced. 24x40 Metal pole barn and other bldgs. Location between Stonewall Jackson and Stonecoal and Burnsville Lakes.
Walkersville is located in West Virginia. Walkersville, West Virginia has a population of 1,507. Walkersville is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 18.29% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.3%.
The median household income in Walkersville, West Virginia is $42,738. The median household income for the surrounding county is $45,345 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Walkersville is 43.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.1 inches per year, with 40 inches of snow per year.
